Your Daily Dose of Fun and Fascination!
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Setting Up Two Routers at Home
You know how sometimes your network speaker (like a HomePod) appears and disappears, or your mobile struggles to connect wirelessly to the TV, or file sharing between laptops is hit or miss? Yep, that’s the separation blues.
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Cash Back
When shopping in the U.S. with a Debit card, there’s a question the card machine always asks after you enter your PIN. ‘Do you want cash back?’
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Current Fascinations
I’m usually the type who’s just flipping through life without any solid interests, but lately, some content keeps popping up in my mind or I keep coming back to it. Let me share with you,
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Current Dilemmas
No one might care about this, but I’ve been mulling over buying something for weeks now. It’s a USB-C dock.
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Creamy Latte and a Dose of Chill
Happiness feels like it needs to be grand, ultimate joy, with others reacting like, ‘Wow, totally get it.’ If I share too casually and hear, ‘That’s it?’ my life might feel a bit lackluster.
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Doing Laundry in San Francisco
Everyone confidently offered their ‘home remedies’ based on personal experiences. Most didn’t work, but they lived happily thinking, ‘Oh, I accidentally tagged the card. Well, no big deal.’
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Jungmilla Concert Vibes
I enjoy secretly listening to music others love because it feels like opening a closed door to their world. It’s like borrowing a singer to hear their story. Sometimes I end up loving the artist, and that’s how it was with Jungmilla.
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Finding a Home
I still can’t quite imagine what it feels like to leisurely dine out and watch a movie after retirement. But whenever life gets too chaotic, I remember the email from Bob, the landlord, after I signed the lease. It makes me wonder, ‘Do they still dine at Japan Town and catch movies at the Kabuki?’…
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Chiang Mai’s Massage Adventure (2/2)
When she reached my cervical spine, she switched to her hands. I thought I was saved because hands are weaker than knees, but my neck was weaker than my torso. Her grip was stronger than her feet.
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Massage in Chiang Mai (1/2)
It left me feeling uneasy, but I thought it wasn’t a big deal. After all, it was just a call for a 90-minute massage. But maybe I should’ve asked how they planned to meet my requests.
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